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Old 03-01-2005, 10:40 AM
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So, I have a 94 Delsol Si that needs some work. I have $4k to put into it but I can't decided on what I want to do.

Right now, I'm leaning towards a LS+ Turbo Swap. At the same time, I'm thinking I might want to build & turbo the D16z6 in it already.

I'm looking for a fun daily driver w/ some fun on the weekends, mostly Drag.

I would like to be putting out around crank 250hp Reliable.

Well Lets see what everyone's got... I'm open to other options too.


Here is the Setup....

D16 RBlock Stage 3: Exospeed $2,121.00
D16 RHead Stage 1: Exospeed $735.00
Custom Turbo setup $500
Assemby $600.00



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Old 03-01-2005, 10:42 AM
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Default Re: Too many options (Pure_Rapture)

there are endless things you can do....searching will help you find out more opnions

if you have 4k to spend, then your ls turbo is a good idea, but you may not want to use all of your budget, so turboing the z6 is a good option also...you can get 250whp from both set ups and still be ultra reliable
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Default Re: Too many options (Pure_Rapture)

I'd put the money into the z6...

you should be able to get those numbers w/o a problem with 4k.

There was someone on here selling b16 rods modified to take some JDM toyota forged pistons that will fit in the Z6 and support upto like 18psi I think... I don't have the thread here... but I do at home ... I'll try to put a link up.
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Just turbo your D, intake, cam, clutch, flywheel, exhaust. You'll have money left over in your pocket. It'll also be good for the weekends.
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I know I would be able to pull more power out of the LS, but would a built motor be more reliable then a stock.

Is the Built Z6-T more reliablity then a Stock LS-T @ 250hp???
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As far as that goes it's all in how you build it. A guy I worked with at Honda in MD, had a built Z6-T , it was his daily driver. Just keep up on it, and everything should b fine.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bcuz &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">As far as that goes it's all in how you build it. A guy I worked with at Honda in MD, had a built Z6-T , it was his daily driver. Just keep up on it, and everything should b fine.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Did he beat on it, or did he baby the **** out of it all the time?
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There have to be more opinions in here on this.
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i have to agree with those who said to turbo your d series motor. with the money you have left over you can put it in some nice suspension pieces interior whatever you want
Old 03-02-2005, 09:17 AM
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Default Re: Too many options (Pure_Rapture)

Rapture, feel free to contact us or pm me your number so I can call you. I'll be glad to work out a plan for your setup to achieve your goal.

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Pure_Rapture &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I know I would be able to pull more power out of the LS, but would a built motor be more reliable then a stock.

Is the Built Z6-T more reliablity then a Stock LS-T @ 250hp???
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it just depends on how you build and tune it...if you do it right then yes, if you do it wrong then lots of bad stuff can happen....and a tuned and built z6-t can be reliable at 15 psi all day
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Dude he drove this thing like a retarded monkey with a coke addiction. It still held up great, so like we all said brother it's how u build it. Do it right, do it once.
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Make sure you get some good axles or it won't matter how good the engine is cause you'll never be able to drive it anywhere.
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